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Fairly certain Senna Summers will be one of the 2-point reserves
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Belle Vue 2027
dontforgetthefueltapsbruv replied to PhilTheAce's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
I don't think that Lambert was the aim of this move (No regulation should be written with 1 rider in mind anyway) I believe this would be more looking at the likes of Cairns and Rushen - even Rowe,Kemp,Flint etc as well as any potential future 'superstars' So as and when a prospect makes it they simply cant drop the UK They will need the UK on the way up - backing,nominations etc and it is a albeit clumsy way of looking to secure their ongoing participation -
Not really our thing. We have gone through an awful lot of champagne over the last five years. Tastes so so sweet. đ
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The stoking of the fire between teams has been sadly lacking in modern speedway but Ipswichâs pillage of belle vue riders has certainly awakened that, Belle Vue fans are rightly reacting to it and itâs generating a real want to attend BV v Ipswich meetings next season, on the other hand does anyone know if the other 4 teams are still running
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That's a shame as I thought Klima showed some promise and was value for some improvement next season having seen all the UK tracks now. I'm sure plenty of reasons but a shame that both he and Anze, who we brought in and gave them their first full year to look at the tracks will now move on and other clubs will likely get the benefit.
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That's some long tail Oxford are going to have. Very, very good top 3 but they're going to need some serious luck with improvements at the bottom end.
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Glasgow Tigers 2027
Nickinho replied to TheWellBehavedWorrall's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
Freddy Holder wins the award for the rider with the most retirements during 2026. I've also included the riders with most exclusions because these things always spark my interest and i never failed to have a heart attack watching Reid Battye clipping the air fences. The Retirement Gurus: 1 Freddy Hodder 6 2 Edward Kennett 5 3 Jonas Jeppesen 4 3 Nick Morris 4 3 Nathan Ablitt 4 The Exclusion Kings: 1 Reid Battye 6 2 Mitch McDiarmid 5 3 Niklas Holm Jakobsen 4 3 Daryl Ritchings 4 3 Jordy Loftus 4 -
Sedgmen confirmed as not returning also so weâre in for a bit of a shake up. Maybe a couple of left field selections.
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The Speedway Show - Saturday 15th November 2025
Deanomachino replied to Mick Bratley's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
I would of thought most people are thinking of debating the posts and not the poster but then again bitter old folk with access to forums tend to be a bit sour -
Sit one of those rubber head-and-torso first aid training things on a bike or sign Mario Hausl. Theyâd have an identical contribution.
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Hausl is useless and puts in as much effort as a dead prostitute. Plus, he rarely turns up often claiming injury or other commitments.
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SGB Championship 2027 Confirmed Signings
Nickinho replied to Paddy The Rebel's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
Kylie Hayworth has signed for the Cheaters and Rhianna Ingraham has signed for the Scorpios. -
Agree tigerlain,also looking forward to their visits to poole,whether it turns out to be a good team or not those heatleaders should provide some great racing on their awaydays
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Donât see his average going down has scored pretty decent at Poole over the years,his average at Poole is 5.90 62points over 42 rides.
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Howarth completes a very strong spearhead for the Cheetahs, however I see the same issue as already pointed out a lot of 3 - 3 race results & in those races where none of the top 4 are involved heavy losses & if one should have a poor night then it could be curtains. I know Hagon is the name that has been thrown into the hat as the fifth rider, I'm not sure about him as I have seen him over a few seasons at a number of clubs & he seemed to get to a level but has not progressed since much like Jack Smith. I think Oxford could look at his 2026 team mate Mario Hausl he had his best return at Oxford last season (the same meeting Hodder scored big) & I think the young German on a sub 4.00 average can improve to be a solid support rider throuhout the season. So far as reserves go I feel that Fletcher is a fast improving talent & should be looking to step up the league system & as Oxford are seen to offer their own talent pool the best chance to improve the second will come from the NDL squad with Summers taking the spot ahead of Vale.
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Donât see his average going down has scored pretty decent at Poole over the years,his average at Poole is 5.90 62points over 42 rides.
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Not a problem. 15-point maximums at home, 0 points away from home.
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Sensible rather than great, I think he'll benefit from a change of scenery though.
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A similar effort was needed at Northampton and there hadn't been speedway there for over sixty years. Northampton has proved that new/reborn tracks can be successful in getting and keeping a crowd. Let's hope that Eastbourne and others can prove that the sport can expand and be successful.
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We did try to sell you bitter but you had accumulated a load over last season. Apparently itâs was weak (not your fault) and left a sour taste in the mouth. 𤣠Just incase anyone else thought it is AI, itâs not, we genuinely have Aces lager on tap at the stadium.
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Not sure Paco is a great signing personally, Kennett is a good signing on his average though.
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What do you mean by proper emoji's, or do you mean GIFs??